Imperial Hotel & Spa

Imperial Hotel & Spa is a four-star hotel in Hanoi’s Old Quarter, with an on-site spa and a restaurant serving breakfast. The hotel combines wooden flooring and decorative interiors with facilities for couples, families and city visitors. Rooms range from 25 m² doubles to a 72 m² connecting option, with private bathrooms and air conditioning throughout. Several categories have city views, while the Executive Room faces an inner courtyard. Family arrangements include a suite for up to three people and connecting accommodation for up to four.

The restaurant and bar serve continental buffet breakfast, with room service and options such as children’s meals and special-diet menus on request. Facilities include a spa and wellness centre, sauna, steam room, hot tub and massage services, as well as a tour desk, bicycle rental and airport shuttle. Free WiFi is available in the rooms. The hotel is on Hang Hanh Street, 350 m from Hoan Kiem Lake and close to temples, churches and cultural sites in the Old Quarter.

The eight room and suite categories range from the 25 m² Deluxe Double or Twin Room to the 72 m² Connecting Room. Private bathrooms, air conditioning, flat-screen televisions, soundproofing and minibars feature throughout the range. Bed arrangements vary: some double rooms offer either a king-size bed or twin singles, while the Family Suite combines a single bed with a king-size bed. The Connecting Room accommodates up to four people and has alternative bed layouts.

Views distinguish several categories. The Imperial Suite, Premium Room, Junior Suite and Suite with Balcony have city views; the Executive Room faces an inner courtyard. The Family Suite has a view, and some suites add a balcony or terrace. Bathrooms include bath or shower combinations, while the Imperial Suite has a spa bath. The Family Suite can also have a complimentary baby cot on request.

Imperial Hotel & Spa brings several dining options together, including an on-site restaurant, bar, coffee house, snack bar and room service. The restaurant serves continental buffet breakfast, with children’s meals and special-diet menus available on request; breakfast can also be served in the room. WiFi is free in guest rooms, while private parking is available at a nearby location for a daily fee.

The spa and wellness centre includes a sauna, steam room, hot tub, massage services and spa packages, with a relaxation lounge and foot bath also available. For exploring Hanoi, the hotel has a tour desk, bicycle rental, walking and bike tours, local-culture classes, currency exchange and luggage storage. A 24-hour front desk, concierge service and airport shuttle support arrivals and day trips. Families can use family rooms and babysitting services, and the building has a lift and wheelchair-accessible facilities.

Imperial Hotel & Spa is on Hang Hanh Street in Hanoi’s Old Quarter, among narrow lanes lined with shops and places to eat. Dong Kinh Nghia Thuc Square is 150 m away, Ngoc Son Temple is 250 m away and Hoan Kiem Lake is 350 m away. The old street grid is suited to exploring on foot, with cafés and restaurants close by. Guests have praised the calm indoors despite the busy surroundings.

Ha Noi Railway station is 1.2 km from the hotel, while Noi Bai International Airport is 20 km away. An airport shuttle is available, and private parking is offered at a nearby location for a daily charge; no reservation is needed. Tell the hotel your expected arrival time in advance using the contact details in your confirmation. Hang Hanh Street connects with the surrounding Old Quarter lanes, so nearby temples, the lakefront and dining streets can be reached without arranging separate transport.

The Huc Bridge provides the approach to Ngoc Son Temple on its island in Hoan Kiem Lake. Hanoi Weekend Night Market is 250 m away, with stalls along the old streets. Saint Joseph Cathedral, west of the lake, is 350 m away; Hanoi Old City Gate is 700 m away. Hoa Lo Historical Prison is 800 m away and presents exhibits about the site’s history. The cathedral’s twin towers and the old gate’s historic entrance offer distinct architectural stops along the walk.